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#41 Post by bester69 »

GarryRicketson wrote:
MediaCoder-->MediaCoder is a universal media transcoding software actively developed and maintained since 2005.
I wouldn't go to that site,
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Potentially unwanted programs
a program that crashes, freezes, & won't open 90% of the time. useless
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OMG , you, also can download from http://www.digital-digest.com/software/ ... story.html

Prior to 2008, MediaCoder was a free and open-source software application (curious :shock: , it was open source, i wonder where is the rests of it)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaCoder

i find this software a closer alternative to virtualdub than tools like avidemux or transmaggedon, and it can be used in linux
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#42 Post by GarryRicketson »

This is garbage, for the windows malware garbage,
From:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaCoder
MediaCoder is a proprietary transcoding program for Microsoft Windows. It has been developed by Stanley Huang since 2005.
While MediaCoder is supplied free of charge and fully functional as long as there is an internet connection available, it is supported by bundling the OpenCandy software recommendation service in its installer. During a batch conversions once a certain number of conversions have been performed a window appears requiring human interaction (a simple CAPTCHA) to dismiss or pay a donation in order to remove the periodic nagging. ($15 minimum in 2011, $20 in 2012, $25 as of August 2013)
It is not really "free", any body that is dumb enough to install this kind of garbage on their computer , deserves the consequences.

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#43 Post by bester69 »

GarryRicketson wrote:This is garbage, for the windows malware garbage,
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It is not really "free", any body that is dumb enough to install this kind of garbage on their computer , deserves the consequences.
yes, it deserves the consequences :lol:
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#44 Post by 4D696B65 »

Proprietary Windows programs are now considered linux apps?

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4D696B65 wrote:Proprietary Windows programs are now considered linux apps?
Apparently so, at least amongst a random sample of technically clueless teenagers. :lol:

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#46 Post by sjukfan »

Livestreamer is pretty cool. Pipes youtube, twitch, and many more to vlc or some other media player. There's also addons for firefox and chrome that let you send an url directly to livestreamer.
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I like "youtube-dl", an awesome little app :)

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spacex wrote:I like "youtube-dl", an awesome little app :)
yes, i love this one too,

you can download best quality video+audio
or
you can play streaming youtube videos in your favourite player:

mpv/ vlc $(youtube-dl -g youtubevideo)
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#49 Post by oswaldkelso »

Add this to your .bashrc

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alias yt='youtube-dl -t -f 43 -c'

Then just open a terminal type yt and paste the video url and go back to doing some work while it downloads. Great for skipping all the ads and for folk with slow connections
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#50 Post by bester69 »

Opera Browser for Linux-
http://www.opera.com/download/guide/?os=linux-i386

We've chromium (or chrome), iceweasel(or firefox) and then comes Opera browser, or perhaps we can say we have Opera browser and the rest because opera browser is the most complete and fast browser all together.

opera browser uses chromium core, and offer us some interesting features that we cant find in the others browsers such as:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Features_ ... eb_browser

- Thumbnail Tabs preview
- Sessions--> save all the open tabs and windows as a new session.
- Page zooming--> Instead of just making the text bigger, this feature expands all page elements
- Fit to width (love this one)--> allowing websites to fit within a smaller screen resolution without the need for horizontal scrolling.
- Content blocker --> can be used to block any content on a page. must right click on the page, and click "Block Content"
- Download Manager
- BitTorrent Client build-in
- Mouse gestures -->Open newtab/ background newtab, etc
- Opera Mail --> Integrated client Mail (Imap, smtp supported)
- Opera Turbo--> Opera compresses requested web pages (but not HTTPS secure pages) by up to 80%,
- many, many more..
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#51 Post by Bulkley »

spacex wrote:I like "youtube-dl", an awesome little app :)
Occasionally, youtube-dl works on non-Youtube downloads.

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#52 Post by bester69 »

Best Spotify Linux APP

ive found Nuvola Player, it works great in Jessie
https://tiliado.eu/nuvolaplayer/
Nuvola Player is a runtime for web-based music streaming services providing more native user experience and integration with Linux desktop environments than usual web browsers can offer

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Music Streaming Services
On December 29th, Nuvola Player 3 shipped with 13 music streaming services.

8tracks 5.0 maintained by Jiří Janoušek
Amazon Cloud Player 5.1 maintained by Stephen Herbein
Bandcamp 2.0 maintained by Jiří Janoušek
Deezer 2.3 maintained by Jiří Janoušek
Google Play Music 5.11 maintained by Jiří Janoušek
Jango 2.0 maintained by Stefano Bagnatica
KEXP Live Stream 1.0 maintained by Michael Nye
Logitech Media Server 2.0 maintained by Steffen Coenen
Mixcloud 1.0 maintained by Samuel Mansour
Plex Music 1.1 maintained by SkyghiS
Spotify 2.1 maintained by Michael Nye
TuneIn 1.0 maintained by Aurélien Jabot
Yandex Music 1.1 maintained by Jiří Janoušek

install page
https://tiliado.github.io/nuvolaplayer/ ... tml#debian

if you know something better, please tell. :wink:

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#53 Post by cra1g321 »

I start with Jessie netinstall always then add what i need after logging in.

Desktop Environment = KDE 4.14.2 (version in jessie repo)
File Manager = Dolphin
Web Browsers = Chromium as main but also iceweasel
IRC Client = Konversation (used to use hexchat)
Music Player = Clementine
Video Players = VLC Player as main, smplayer also installed
Photo Viewer = Gwenview
Terminal = Konsole
Image Editing = GIMP
Video Editing = Do this on windows 7
File Sync = Dropbox
Backup Tools = Borg Backup and grsync

Overall there isnt a whole lot of programs that i install, just install what i need, nothing more :)

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cra1g321 wrote:I start with Jessie netinstall always then add what i need after logging in.

Desktop Environment = KDE 4.14.2 (version in jessie repo)
File Manager = Dolphin
Web Browsers = Chromium as main but also iceweasel
IRC Client = Konversation (used to use hexchat)
Music Player = Clementine
Video Players = VLC Player as main, smplayer also installed
Photo Viewer = Gwenview
Terminal = Konsole
Image Editing = GIMP
Video Editing = Do this on windows 7
File Sync = Dropboxt
Backup Tools = Borg Backup and grsync

Overall there isnt a whole lot of programs that i install, just install what i need, nothing more :)
Good list and i'd recommend you following apps:
Music Player = Audacious + Streamtunner2 (i find clementine some slow responsive)
Photo Album Manager = Picassa 3.9 (wine)
Image Editing = GIMP and Krita, also inkscape
Transcoding Video= Avidemux, Handbrake, and ffmpeg (Winff gui)
Video Editing = kdenlive
File Sync = get away from Dropbox and get MEGA. MEGA give you 50G free, its better client and get updates more often.
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#55 Post by Starborn »

Many programs are in "my" jessie too.

Worth mentioning, perhaps, are
- Chromium,
- PCManFM,
- as mp3 player a nice, little program called DeaDBeeF - http://deadbeef.sourceforge.net/ - that I found.

I'd like to use OpenOffice instead of LibreOffice, but I've not gotten around to installing OOo.

Ages ago, at work we had AIX, which as desktop environment had CDE (Common Desktop Environment).
I found that CDE is now free software - http://sourceforge.net/projects/cdesktopenv/ (now that brings back memories) - but unfortunately it needs compiling, and it seems that I will have to do some learning first :)
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Starborn wrote:I found that CDE is now free software - http://sourceforge.net/projects/cdesktopenv/ (now that brings back memories) - but unfortunately it needs compiling, and it seems that I will have to do some learning first :)
If memory serves, after considerable hair-pulling and teeth-grinding, vbrummond managed to get CDE to compile, just for lulz. It was delightful nostalgia to see that classic early GUI running atop Debian.

Edit: Confirmed; found it in the screenshot thread. Unfortunately, the image hosting site he used has since gone belly-up (just as dumpyourphoto did this past year). Ah well. It's not like it looked different or anything.
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#57 Post by cra1g321 »

bester69 wrote: Good list and i'd recommend you following apps:
Music Player = Audacious + Streamtunner2 (i find clementine some slow responsive)
I had been using audacious before but then i switched to clementine, cant remember the reasons why though.
bester69 wrote: Photo Album Manager = Picassa 3.9 (wine)
I only use gwenview for viewing pictures, all my pics are in dropbox, personal photos i've took are on my Google Photos.
Plus wine ewwwww... not a fan.
bester69 wrote: Image Editing = GIMP and Krita, also inkscape
yeah i've seen inkscape and krita looks awesome, but i'm only doing very basic editing maybe once a month so no need for them :)
bester69 wrote: Transcoding Video= Avidemux, Handbrake, and ffmpeg (Winff gui)
Yeah i use avidemux on windows, avanti (ffmpeg front-end) handbrake and few others on my windows 7 install.
bester69 wrote: File Sync = get away from Dropbox and get MEGA. MEGA give you 50G free, its better client and get updates more often.
I'm using Dropbox Pro, i would use google drive if it had a Linux client. If it's something i don't want people to see, it gets encrypted before going onto dropbox.
Dropbox supports win/mac/linux has always "just worked" whether i use on windows 7, Debian or my android phone, and always has given me the best speeds. Plus the "shared folders" feature comes in handy for other friends who also use dropbox.

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#58 Post by Hallvor »

Web browser: Chromium
File manager: Dolphin
Audio player: Amarok
Video player: VLC
Torrent client: Ktorrent
Usenet client: Nzbget
Video editing: Kdenlive
Image editing: Gimp
Gaming: Urban terror (mostly)
PDF-reader: Okular
Office suite: Libreoffice
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#59 Post by bester69 »

My list of Sotware:

Graphics Software--------------------------------------
digiKam
showFoto
Gwenview
Picasa 3.9
QtQR
Shutter
Gimp
Kolourpaint
Inkscape
Krita

Internet Software-----------------------------------------
ktorrent
Chromium
Chrome
Iceweasel
aMule
Google Earth
Rssowl
kmail
skype
MEGA client

Multimedia-------------------------------------------------
Audacity
Audacious
vlc /mpv /smplayer
Minitube
DVD styler
soundKonverter
simplescreenrecorder
streamtuner2
spotify
kdenlive
winff
avidemux
handbrake
mkvtoolnix gui

Office-------------------------------------------
libreoffice
okular
kmail
kate
xsane
master pdf editor

System and Utilities--------------------------------
mate-system-monitor
tomboy notes
virtualbox
playonlinux
cryptkeeper
truecrypt
keepassx
Guake terminal
imagewriter
Grsync
freefilesync
baobab
recoll
dolphin
knemo
konsole
kalarm
kInfoCenter
kshutdown
ark/peazip
dejadup

wine (playonlinux)----------------------------------
7zip
bitche
Adobe Reader XI
Acrobat Writer 7.1
Autocad 2005
Office 2010
Gon Visor
Picasa 3.9
Abby Fine Reader
Skype 7.8
Swat4
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#60 Post by bester69 »

Ive got installed Adobe Acrobat XI (11.0.0.379) --> Ive done many tests; It works everything!! and it doesnt crash eventually (Gold)
Features:
https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/11/usin ... at-xi.html

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Steps to install:
0- Create wine file system 1.7.22
a) Install amtlib.dll (wine component)

1- Install in Windows and copy installation to linux wine (installation in linux failt during process)
a) Copy "Progarm files\Acrobat11" to linux wine directory
b) Copy "Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\" to linux wine directory

2- Export/import regedit Adobe from windows to wine
a) LOCAL_MACHINE (Software->Adobe) and USER_MACHINE (Software->Adobe)

3- Install others components wine:
- install gecko
- winetricks atmlib riched20 wsh57 mspatcha

4- Open application and register License.
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